Udspecificerede

Udspecificerede is a Danish adjective formed from the verb udspecificere, meaning to specify in detail or to spell out comprehensively. In Danish technical, legal, and procurement language, the term describes requirements, criteria, or conditions that have been fully defined and unambiguously articulated.

Etymology and form: The word combines the prefix ud- with specificere, and the past participle is udspecificerede. It is used to indicate that the specified elements have been expanded beyond a general description to a precise, explicit level.

Usage and meaning: Udspecificerede is commonly applied to phrases such as udspecificerede krav (detailed requirements), udspecificerede betingelser (explicit conditions), and udspecificerede dimensioner (precise dimensions). The emphasis is on clarity, measurability, and the avoidance of ambiguity in contractual, procurement, and project documentation.

Examples:

- Projektets udspecificerede krav omfatter målbare ydelser, tolerancer og testkriterier.

Translation: The project’s detailed requirements include measurable deliverables, tolerances, and test criteria.

- I udbudsmaterialet var alle udspecificerede betingelser klart angivet i kravspecifikationen.

Translation: In the tender materials, all explicitly specified conditions were clearly stated in the requirements specification.

Relation to other terms: Udspecificerede is contrasted with more general or vague descriptions, such as ikke-udspecificerede krav, which lack explicit detail. It is closely related to the concept of a fully spelled-out specification in contract and project management.

See also: specification, detailed requirements, contractual clarity.